Your money plan

From your hourly rate to a full plan

Work down the page. Each step feeds the next — by the bottom you'll know what you earn, where it goes and what you can save.

1

Where do you work?

Your country sets the tax rules.

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Using 2026/27 rates · GBP

2

Your hourly rate

Before tax, as on your contract.

3

Hours & overtime

A typical week.

4

Your week & month

What actually lands in your account.

Daily

£94.54

£112.50 gross

Weekly

£472.68

£562.50 gross

Monthly

£2,048.30

£2,437.50 gross

Real take-home per hour worked: £12.60

5

Your year

Where every penny of gross goes.

Yearly take-home

£24,579.60

from £29,250.00 gross · 16.0% total deductions

Where your pay goes

🇬🇧 United Kingdom · 2026/27
ItemWeekMonthYearOf gross
Gross pay
£562.50£2,437.50£29,250.00100.0%
Income Tax
First £12,570 tax-free.
£64.15£278.00£3,336.0011.4%
National Insurance
Class 1: 8% between £12,570 and £50,270, 2% above. Builds your State Pension.
£25.66£111.20£1,334.404.6%
Total deductions
£89.82£389.20£4,670.4016.0%
Take-home pay
£472.68£2,048.30£24,579.6084.0%
Paid by your employer on top (not taken from you)
Employer NI (not from your pay): £303.13 a month — Your employer pays 15% above £5,000 on top of your salary.

Simplified estimate using HMRC — Income Tax rates and NI thresholds. Local extras and personal circumstances can change the real figure.

Next £1 earned keeps 80% after income tax.

6

Rent, bills & living costs

Monthly amounts. Leave blank anything that doesn't apply.

  • Monthly take-home£2,048.30
  • Essentials− £0.00
  • Lifestyle− £0.00
  • Left over£2,048.30
7

Savings

Pay yourself first.

  • Suggested to save monthly£409.66
  • Weekly equivalent£94.54
  • Time to reach Emergency fund8 months

We suggest up to 20% of take-home, capped at what's left after costs.

8

Your budget at a glance

Every item against your weekly and monthly take-home.

ItemWeeklyMonthlyShare
Income (take-home)£472.68£2,048.30100%
Rent & bills
Essentials total£0.00£0.000%
Lifestyle
Lifestyle total£0.00£0.000%
Savings
Savings — Emergency fund£94.54£409.6620%
Spare money£378.15£1,638.6480%

Bar: essentials · lifestyle · savings · the grey is spare. Weekly = monthly × 12 ÷ 52.

9

Claim tax back

Receipts you can turn into a refund.

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10

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